by Terry V Boyce, Collectible Automobile June 2013
Founded 1963 by Joe Bortz
Category: Articles on GM Prototype/Concept Cars
With millions at stake, car collectors scour Earth for lost classics by Mark Phelan, Detroit Free Press
Excerpt from online article Nov 9, 2018 Like Indiana Jones with a socket wrench, grease-spattered detectives are searching barns, backyards — even the sewers of Paris — hunting for classic cars that vanished into the mists of history. At stake: millions of dollars and some of the 20th Century’s great stories. Joe Bortz’s list is public…
1955 Chevy Biscayne Concept Car, Classic Car Round-Up, January 2010
1955 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE CONCEPT CAR The 1955 Chevrolet Biscayne began life as a super star to showcase the new Chevy 265 cubic inch V-8 engine and was featured at the 1955 Motorama where it wowed the world with its futuristic design and styling cues. It would influence future General Motors design styling cues for years to come. The most obvious is…
LaSalle Concept Almost Lost Forever by Ken Amrick, On Solid Ground, Fall 2014
On Solid Ground, Fall 2014
Wheels: Dream On by Ray Thursby, Robb Report, January 1, 2013
Link to original article. Wheels: Dream On From the late 1940s to the mid 1960s, U.S. automakers built and displayed cars that represented their visions of future designs. The most outrageous were impractical and essentially unbuildable as production vehicles. But that did not matter. Whether they were intended to be powered by gas turbine engines…
Pontiac X-400 – Driving the ’60 X-400 by Don Keefe, High Performance Pontiac, February 2006
In Miniature, by Marshall Buck, Feb 2016, Sports Car Market.
In Miniature, by Marshall Buck, 1955 LaSalle II Roadster, Sports Car Market, May 2016
Banshee – Hemmings Muscle Machine, DeLorean’s Dream Pontiac’s 1964 Banshee, the anti-Corvette that wasn’t
LaSalles Self Starter – Self-Starter, The LaSalle IIs of 1955 – The Road Not Taken
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